Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-17
Police COuYT.


OF his premises, went over until the 23d.
John Moons case of battery was dis
missed on payment of costs, for lack of
prosecution.....The same action was taken
relative TO the case of John Orleans, ac-
cused of battery upon J. Paladini.....J John
Brendell, charged with violating an ordi-
nance by erecting a fence of excessive
hight between his premises and those of
his neighbor, Ed. Short, was discharged,
the ordinance having been complied with.
Hong Gee, who was arrested for refus-
ing TO give his name to Deputy Assessor
Eldred, was found guilty and fined So.
Louis DeMear, accused of having been
drunk, was discharged.
OPEN-AIR CoNCERT.-The following is
the programme for the open-air concert to
be given at s o'clock this evening at Capt.
toll Park by the Hussar Band, George C.
Holbrook, conductor. 1t is one of the
best programmes of the season, containing
many new and pleasing numbers March
first timel, Cleveland Grays,n Pettee :;
overture (the latesO. "Ten Minutes with
the Minsuels," II. Greissinger; introduce
ton and waltz, Marier, Eilenberg; Sc
lection, Erminie,n Jakabowski; serenade
Espagnole first time) arr. Schlepegrell;
schottische new "Sleighing in the Moon.
light" Robinson; operatic medley new,
Ripley; galop, Zikof.
INDIANS FOR HoP- PIcKING.-The Chin
csc hop-pickers are weakening somewhat
in their demands, and as general thing,
have receded from 81 % per hundred
pounds to 81. At the latter figure some
contracts have been made Growers paid
ninety cents last season, and that is all they
can afford this season. The proposition to
import Indians from Nevada to take the
place of the Celestials as pickers. referred TO
in yesterdays REcoRD-U MON, is Considered
with favor by the growers, and it will
doubtless be adopted unless there is a will
ingness manifested by the Chinese to accept
reasonable wages.
OFF THE TRAcK.-The California and
Oregon express train did not arrive from
Red Bluff yesterday until lilo P. NJ. hav-
ing been detained at Soto, above Nord
where the baggage car and a coach were
derailed In consequence of broken frog
near switch. No one was hurt, nor any
damage done. The passenger train for the
west and south, which should have left the
city at 11:3e A. NJ, was held until the de-
layed train arrived. as the latter had on
board several passengers for San Jose and
the seashore resorts.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at 10
An to-day, on the premises, 1871 K street,
corner Thirteenth, upstairs. all the furniture
and household goods, including a walnut
marble-top bedroom set, spring and hair
mattresses; two cottage sets, spring and
top mattresses feather pillows and boil
sters; marble-top center tables: Brussels
and ingram carpets hail and stair carpet :;
dining-room and kitchen furniture; bed
lounge; eroekery, glass and woodenware.
etc.
PSI and popular verdict expressed by
the -nlic, that the Californis Market, al
7i2 K street, is the best and neatest mar
laet in this city. The proprietors are men
of experience in the market business, and
they know the wants of their patrons
Their aims are to please every one. A trial
order viii convince Jon Of the fact Teie-
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